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Letter From The President... Dear Casey Systems’ Clients; The New Year signifies change, growth and the development of new and better things. In 2006, our Casey Systems’ clients will assuredly benefit from the significant changes we have undertaken in the past year. Faster response time in the customer service department, an expansion of client support services, new technology for A/V, life safety and security solutions are now available in effort to serve our clients even better than before. With offices in midtown manhattan and on Long Island, we remain close to our customers – in both location and in our commitment to be the best single-source low-voltage solution supplier in the New York metro area. We wish to thank the members of our team and our clients, without whom our success and growth would not be possible. All the best for the New Year. Wishing you every success, |
Our New Team Members... Charles Del Cielo, Casey Systems service dispatcher in the Fire Division, comes to Casey with over 19 years industry and service management experience. Mr Del Cielo’s main focus will be on decreasing Casey customer response time over the next 12 months. Michael Stercula, managing director transit systems, started with Casey Systems in September, 2005. His experience includes iXP as the director of Telecommunications Consulting, managing E911 Wireless projects for the NYPD (New York City Police Department) and for the FDNY (Fire Department of New York). He was also director of information services at Verizon for over 25 years. Kenneth J. Gould, senior
vice president of business development, will start with Casey
Systems in January, 2006. Mr. Gould has over 30 years of industry
experience, and is a highly recognized industry leader. Mr. Gould
was general manger of ADT. He was also the founder and president of
Gould Security, a New York based company. He will preside over the
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Good-bye and Good Luck! We are pleased to announce that, after many years of dedicated service to Casey Systems, Joe Vitale and Joe Petrucelli will begin enjoying their well-earned retirement at the end of this year. They will truly be missed, but we wish them all the
very best in their future endeavors. We extend our gratitude for all
you have done for our company. Thank you!
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Following our Vision... Our goal for the upcoming year is to continue to offer you leading edge technology for all of your fire, A/V, transit, security and sound needs. While advanced technology has always been our focus, we will place particularly strong emphasis on customer service and on the customization of integrated solutions for the individual client. Shorter response time, fast and thorough attention to customer service inquiries and rapid part replacement turnaround is something we believe in strongly. We remain committed to you and to our goal: to be the leading, single-source supplier of low voltage solutions in the NY Metro area. Let us know how we can serve you better. Please email
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Just in Time for the Holidays Casey Systems just finished the installation of a sophisticated sound reinforcement system at Brick Presbyterian Church, at Park Avenue and 93rd Street.
In facing a challenge where aesthetics and performance
were of equal importance, Casey Systems selected high quality
performance speakers, amplifiers, matrix switchers and microphones.
The spectacular end result is a charming interior that provides
wonderful sound and acoustics for its
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Casey Systems is proud to announce the reorganization of its management team in effort to better support and serve our clients. With extensive experience in the low voltage systems industry, our carefully assembled project management group will help ensure that your projects move forward smoothly. Edward Helbeck, construction manager, heads our construction management team. With twenty years experience in engineering and project management, Mr. Helbeck is factory trained on Casey Systems’ entire line of low voltage products. He will insure that projects are installed in a timely matter and within budget. Frank Helfst will head the Casey Systems’ Service Department for the greater New York area. With nearly twenty years industry experience, he brings with him an excellent array of engineering and project management skills. Mr. Helfst will focus primarily on client service and support. Andre Cofield, inspection supervisor. For over twenty years, Mr. Cofield has installed and repaired all of the major fire alarm equipment sold in New York City. He is responsible for overseeing our client inspection teams. Chuck Del Cielo, service dispatcher: Mr. Del Cielo brings with him many years of client service support experience. Should you have any questions or problems, please contact Chuck for all your service needs. |
Casey Systems and GE have joined forces to continue the EST/Casey Systems partnership. This ensures that Casey will be able to continually provide its clients with the very latest in technology for closed circuit television, IP solution camera systems, access control (card and biometric) and alarm monitoring. This partnership means that an even wider variety of cost effective, reliable low voltage systems are now available to Casey System clients. Advancements in GE’s IP Video GE Security’s new digital solutions mean that Casey Systems clients with analog systems are now able to bridge the gap between analog and digital technology. The SymDec 4 is a four-channel video streaming recorder with hybrid technology. With the SymDec 4, older and newer IP camera systems are combined within one video recorder. Resolution is available in D1 format (720 x 480, DVD high quality resolution). SymDec 4 is available in 300GB HD and 600GB HD units enabling extended periods of recording time where needed. |
Casey Systems has recently completed the installation of a new sound system with digital signage for the newly renovated St. George Ferry Terminal, Staten Island, NY. This project employs highly sophisticated DSP controlled audio systems with continuous monitoring of ambient (background) sound levels. This technology ensures that audio levels remain slightly above location noise. These systems can also control any digital signage, ensuring OSHA and ADA compliance. The ability to pre-record announcements in English or multiple foreign languages make this technology ideal for public transportation centers. Pre-recorded messages are used for the dissemination of safety messages, as well as all departure and arrival information. Remotely accessed via Fiber optic systems, Ethernet, Lan/Wan, this system allows for remote diagnostics, maintenance and software upgrades. |
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